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Your response seems to me like a complete non sequitur.
> The advantage of solving your own problem is that you probably know the
> problem well and can actually evaluate whether the problem is solved.The problem here is "Google adding a new required authentication step which is physically impossible for many users to complete".
How exactly the user goes about "solving their own problem" here , as you say, is, I suppose, An Exercise Left To The Reader.
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Your response seems to me like a complete non sequitur.
> The advantage of solving your own problem is that you probably know the
> problem well and can actually evaluate whether the problem is solved.The problem here is "Google adding a new required authentication step which is physically impossible for many users to complete".
How exactly the user goes about "solving their own problem" here , as you say, is, I suppose, An Exercise Left To The Reader.
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Your response seems to me like a complete non sequitur.
> The advantage of solving your own problem is that you probably know the
> problem well and can actually evaluate whether the problem is solved.The problem here is "Google adding a new required authentication step which is physically impossible for many users to complete".
How exactly the user goes about "solving their own problem" here , as you say, is, I suppose, An Exercise Left To The Reader.
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@eugenialoli @jbqueru What do you mean by ruler? If that means a vertical line at some column then Kate does have this. You can enable it via menu View → Word Wrap → Show Static Word Wrapper. The column can be set in Settings → Configure Kate → Editing → Wrap Words At.
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My husband's @jbqueru #RaspberryPi 5 setup, with the new monitor I got for him recently for his name day. He's writing a game for the AtariST currently. Let the coding commence.
#linux #opensource #foss #atarist #atari #hatari #emulation #games
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I was going to suggest to my husband @jbqueru to move to KDE's Kate code editor (currently he is using SublimeText, and previous VSCode), but there is no ruler feature on Kate. He kind of needs that for his arcane assemblers.
EDIT: sorted out, JBQ is switched to Kate.
#kde #kateeditor #kate #linux #opensource #foss #programming
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Installed #Linux #Mint 22 on my husband's @jbqueru Dell M6800 workstation laptop, and he's a happy puppy tonight, writing 68k #assembly for #AtariST.
#linuxmint #opensource #foss #hatari #emulation #programming
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The first computer to land on my desk was an Amstrad CPC 464 loaner in Jun 1984 (yes, right as it was released).
I'm itching to hack something for the CPC before next summer to commemorate my 40 years of coding.
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MARIA, the graphics chip in the Atari 7800, had 24k transistors. Atari sold about 3.8M units of that console, which adds up to 91.2B transistors.
Coincidentally, GB202-300, the graphics chip in the NVIDIA 5090, has 92.2B transistors.
Just sayin'
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MARIA, the graphics chip in the Atari 7800, had 24k transistors. Atari sold about 3.8M units of that console, which adds up to 91.2B transistors.
Coincidentally, GB202-300, the graphics chip in the NVIDIA 5090, has 92.2B transistors.
Just sayin'
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MARIA, the graphics chip in the Atari 7800, had 24k transistors. Atari sold about 3.8M units of that console, which adds up to 91.2B transistors.
Coincidentally, GB202-300, the graphics chip in the NVIDIA 5090, has 92.2B transistors.
Just sayin'
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MARIA, the graphics chip in the Atari 7800, had 24k transistors. Atari sold about 3.8M units of that console, which adds up to 91.2B transistors.
Coincidentally, GB202-300, the graphics chip in the NVIDIA 5090, has 92.2B transistors.
Just sayin'
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MARIA, the graphics chip in the Atari 7800, had 24k transistors. Atari sold about 3.8M units of that console, which adds up to 91.2B transistors.
Coincidentally, GB202-300, the graphics chip in the NVIDIA 5090, has 92.2B transistors.
Just sayin'